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ISA Allowance Calculator

Track your ISA contributions across all types and see how much of your \u00a320,000 allowance remains for 2025/26.

Your ISA Contributions

Enter amounts paid in during the 2025/26 tax year

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Maximum \u00a34,000 per year

The ISA allowance resets on 6 April each year. Unused allowance cannot be carried forward.

Your ISA Allowance Status

Remaining Allowance

£10,000

of £20,000 total

Used: £10,00050.0%

Cash ISA

£5,000

Stocks & Shares

£3,000

IFISA

£0

Lifetime ISA

£2,000

LISA remaining sub-allowance: £2,000 of £4,000

Understanding Your ISA Allowance

Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are tax-efficient savings and investment wrappers available to UK residents. The annual ISA allowance for 2025/26 is \u00a320,000, which can be split across different types of ISA. Any interest, dividends, or capital gains earned within an ISA are completely free from UK tax.

Types of ISA

There are four main types of ISA: Cash ISAs (which work like savings accounts), Stocks and Shares ISAs (for investing in funds, shares, and bonds), Innovative Finance ISAs (for peer-to-peer lending), and Lifetime ISAs (for first-time home buyers or retirement savings). Each has different risk profiles and potential returns.

End of Tax Year Planning

Since the ISA allowance cannot be carried forward, it is important to use it before 5 April each year. Many investors make their ISA contributions early in the tax year to maximise the time their money is invested, but even last-minute contributions before the deadline can provide valuable tax benefits for years to come.

Related Tools and Resources

Building a savings habit is one of the most effective ways to improve your financial wellbeing. You may also find our Compound Interest Savings Calculator useful for related calculations.

For a broader view of your finances, try the Compound Interest Calculator or the Take-Home Pay Calculator. All of our calculators are free to use and updated for the 2026/27 tax year where applicable.

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